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By: Julie Slack
Five orphaned trumpeter swan cygnets arrived at Burlington Airport last night after a volunteer flight from Thunder Bay, and they’re now being cared for by a volunteer at a Flamborough rehabilitation facility
Five orphaned trumpeter swan cygnets from the Sioux Lookout area arrived at a southern Ontario rehabilitation facility after a volunteer flight from Thunder Bay.
Quite a week so far with disturbing air quality trends and heat to absorb; fortunately music and food are on this weekend to soothe our souls
Enjoy a short video; 15 photos of the trumpet swan cygnets as they enjoy their southern Ontario life after being rescued from the Thunder Bay area
By: Julie Slack
The graceful birds rescued from northern Ontario last month are now in the care of Trumpeter Swan Conservation Ontario volunteer Kyna Intini
Crews are preparing Dundas Street, also known as Highway 5, for the next phase of construction as work moves west toward Brant Street and includes widening, new bike lanes and improved signalling
By: Julie Slack
Phase 3 of Halton Region project gets underway soon and will take 2 to 3 years to complete
By: Julie Slack
Crews are preparing the area for the next phase of construction as work moves west toward Brant Street and includes widening, new bike lanes and improved signalling
Jazz on the Plaza, a popular event last summer, will be back at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre Aug. 7-9
Hope you like music, there's so much music, and butter tarts because there's plenty of those as well
